I have a MPEG file which I have converted into a byte array. The intention is for a client to retrieve this byte array then save the MPEG file locally where it will be used in an WPF application.
I try to access a byte[] via a ByteBuffer in order to represent a file-type I defined. The first positions within the byte[] contain some Metadata and get treated with bit-manipulations. So they开发者
I am trying to convert a retrieved registry value from object to byte[]. It is stored as REG_BINARY. I tr开发者_StackOverflowied using BinaryFormatter with MemoryStream. However, it adds overhead info
How can I efficiently find the location of the first instance of a four byte sequence within a byte array?Is there something more efficient than looping through the whole array, or a built-in method?
This might be a silly question, but have not found a simple answer yet... I\'m trying to insert a simple c# byte array into another byte array at a specific position. E.g. the existing bytes should b
In Java I would do System.out.println(new BigI开发者_StackOverflownteger(new byte[]{0,(byte)171,52,33}).intValue());
I\'m working with a C++ library that stores image byte data in an array of unsigned characters. My jni function returns a jByteArray (which then gets converted to a BufferedImage on the java side), bu
I want to write a byte array to a raw column in oracle. byte[] bArray = new byte[16]; stmt = fConnection.prepareStatement(qu开发者_高级运维ery);
Why isn\'t my XMLList writing to my ByteArray? var suspendData:ByteArray=new ByteArray(); var _questions:XMLList=model.questions;
I was reading Scott Guthrie blog and i have encounter a sample. You can find it in Here It is used byte array for represent Picture in that sample. I have no idea why it is represented by byte array.
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